June 2026 Deals Round-up
Check out the best deals available this month, with quite a few ending in just a few days.
Until 25th June: Get S$420 cash or 26,000 Max Miles with OCBC Cards
OCBC credit card sign-up rewards have been upsized for a week! Get S$420 cash or as much as 26,000 Max Miles, or take a pick from other gift options: Upsize has ended (stay subscribed for updates), but gifts are still attractive:
Until 25th 30th June: Get S$430 cash or 26,000 Max Miles with DBS Cards
Get all-time high S$430 cash sign-up reward with DBS credit cards! Welcome rewards of this magnitude is relatively rare for DBS cards so if you’re a new cardholder (or cancelled your last card more than 12 months ago) this is quite an opportunity time to apply.
Until 30th June: get S$168 with StanChart Bonus$aver
S$168 for signing up a bank account and depositing S$50,000 for a relatively short period of time is already an attractive proposition. It’s even better when you can get up to 3.35% p.a. interest with the StanChart Bonus$aver account:
Until 30th June: get S$1,150 suitcase + S$50 cash with CIMB Cards
Colour me surprised that CIMB managed to keep their generous sign-up promo going for this long, but time is ticking for one of the most generous credit card sign-up promos we have seen in a while, especially for CIMB:
Until 30th June: get sign-up miles with HSBC TravelOne, even for existing cardholders
While most banks only offer sign-up rewards for new cardholders, HSBC TravelOne’s welcome promo works even for existing cardholders. This promo will end soon, so grab it while you can:
Until 30th June: get S$610 suitcase + S$100 cashback with StanChart Simply Cash
The current promo for StanChart Simply Cash is set to end 30th June 2026:
Until 30th June: get 30% bonus miles with Qatar Airways Privilege Club
Qatar Airways is offering 30% bonus miles when you transfer Citi points or Max Miles into their Privilege Club programme, and it’s a great promo if you want to take advantage of some great redemptions:
Last month to open SRS account for withdrawal age of 63
From 1st July 2026, our statutory retirement age increase from 63 to 64. Those who open and fund their Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) from 1st July 2026 onwards would hence have a penalty-free withdrawal age of 64 instead of the current 63.
You should hence open your SRS now and put at least S$1 into the account to lock in a withdrawal age of 63. Even if you have no current need for tax savings, the account will likely come in handy for you in future for tax reduction purposes, so there is little reason not to do this within June 2026.
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Seth Wee was a licensed financial adviser representative from 2009 to 2025, with over 16 years of experience in Singapore’s financial advisory industry.
He started Sethisfy.com in 2019 to share practical insights on credit cards, banking products, and miles strategies, helping readers identify financial products that deliver the best value. Seth has been featured in CNA, Channel 8, Today, and a host of other publications. In 2025, he was also part of a panel at CPF’s Ready For Life festival.
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